Luke Randall
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Brazil: a quarter of population are evangelical, new survey shows (opens the original)
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Over a quarter of Brazil’s population identify as evangelical Christians, amounting to around 56 million people, while the number of Roman Catholics continues to gradually shrink, according to new research. A census, carried out in 2022 by the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE), revealed that more than 80% of the nation’s 210 million population identifies as Christian (when Roman Catholics are included), although an increase in non-religious affiliation was also seen alongsid
‘At least 11 churches’ affected in Nepal flood tragedy (opens the original)
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Relief efforts continue at pace as Nepal recovers from devastating flash floods which have seen more than 70 Christians numbered among around 1,000 killed, and 75 more numbered among the thousands missing. The disaster, believed to have been caused by a melted glacier, saw many communities hammered by floodwaters, with mud, rock and debris brought down by the waters leaving entire villages swept away and buried underground. The Nepalese government is coordinating relief efforts but ruined infras
US Open: The weight of great expectations (opens the original)
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Ben Shelton became the latest American man to come close to winning his home tennis major tournament last week, losing the US Open final in four sets to German player Alexander Zverev. Shelton, the eighth seed, had been considered one of the top picks to go all the way, taking advantage of an open draw in the absence of Jannik Sinner through injury and with Novak Djokovic’s chances having diminished somewhat this year. 2026 had already presented opportunities for new champions to make their mark
Flooding devastates church in Japan (opens the original)
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A church in Chiba Prefecture has suffered “particularly severe” damage following recent flooding that hit areas of eastern Japan, marking the second such incident to hit the congregation in 16 years. Members of Masago Baptist Church, located in Mihama Ward, within the city of Chiba, meet together for worship in a sanctuary on a semi-basement level but were devastated to find that floodwater had torn through the building, rising to around 60cm above the floor, and leaving almost all of the room’s
Swiss ban appeal (opens the original)
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The Swiss Evangelical Alliance (SEA) has expressed support for three evangelicals who are appealing new restrictions on the wearing of religious symbols for lawmakers in Geneva, stating that such measures effectively see their religious beliefs “banished”. Despite a 2019 ban on such symbols in the Grand Council – Geneva’s cantonal parliament – being reversed in the courts, a new version of the ban has narrowly passed with slim majorities in parliament and the public vote. However, Markus Hofer,
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